Paper · 2024 · International Journal of Advanced Biochemistry Research

Influence of macronutrients and priming treatments of micronutrients on nutrient concentration, uptake and quality of linseed

Ugile SK; Waghmare MS; Puri AN; et al.

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Abstract

An experiment was conducted at research farm of Oilseed Research Station, Latur under VNMKV, Parbhani in rabi season during the period from October to February 2018 and November to March 2019 in randomized block design (RBD) which were replicated thrice to investigate the ‘Impact of application of macronutrients and priming treatments of micronutrients on nutrient concentration and uptake and quality of linseed’ The experiment consisted of twelve different seed priming treatments with various combinations and alone of zinc, Iron, boron, ammonium molybdate, sulfer each @ 3g kg-1 seed along with RDF including control. Data collected on content and nutrient uptake of linseed were subjected to statistical analysis and results indicated that the content and uptake of nutrient studied were significantly higher in the treatment which received application of the seed priming of Zn + B + Mo + Fe+ S each @ 3g kg-1 seed along with RDF.

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Seed priming with Zn, B, Mo, Fe and S (3 g/kg each) along with RDF significantly increased nutrient content and uptake in linseed compared with the control.

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seed priming of Zn + B + Mo + Fe+ S each @ 3g kg-1 seed along with RDFe2
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“The experiment consisted of twelve different seed priming treatments with various combinations and alone of zinc, Iron, boron, ammonium molybdate, sulfer each @ 3g kg-1 seed along with RDF including control”

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“results indicated that the content and uptake of nutrient studied were significantly higher in the treatment which received application of the seed priming of Zn + B + Mo + Fe+ S each @ 3g kg-1 seed along with RDF”

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fertilization · nutrient: content · Linum usitatissimum (flax)Results agree

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